Sentence examples for stands effectively from inspiring English sources

The situation has now been remedied and yet, despite the ban and the fact that Sam has apologised to Arrington and admitted fault, the judgment stands, effectively preventing Michael from visiting the UK.

This grass is often used to rehabilitate degraded rangelands in the western USA, and well-established stands effectively suppress B. tectorum (Evans and Young 1978; Wicks 1997).

The prosecutors said her rulings, if let stand, "effectively terminated the prosecution" of Mr. Sterling.

What is particularly damning is that both coalition parties now stand effectively charged – by each other – of threatening the dispatch of the core duty in education: to provide a school place for every child.

Odinga's move left Kenyatta to stand effectively unopposed in a vote held on the president's birthday.

And now the city stands to effectively lose them.

In appealing that ruling, prosecutors told the appeals court that if the ruling stands, it "effectively terminated the prosecution" of Mr. Sterling.

The bad news about Philadelphia newspapers, to hear Buzz Bissinger tell it in a Times Op-Ed today, is that the city "stands to effectively lose them" anyway should they be sold to an ownership group led by Ed Rendell, "one of the most powerful politicians in the modern history of Pennsylvania".

Between the Kreisler pieces Hahn-Bin played Schnittke's sharp-edged Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 1 (1963), a work that begins with an icy Prokofiev-like energy but melts into a regretful Largo; and the unaccompanied Cadenza of Krzysztof Penderecki's Violin Concerto, which stands alone effectively as a moody soliloquy.

"In the current YouTube landscape it's more about standing out and if you can't stand out effectively then you can't get big".

The stand-off effectively kicks off a 15-week election campaign.